Difference between revisions of "ReconstructPar"

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* '''-latestTime''': it reconstructs only the latest available time step (or solution step, for steady simulations).
 
* '''-latestTime''': it reconstructs only the latest available time step (or solution step, for steady simulations).
* '''-time time''': it reconstructs only the specified available time step (or solution step, for steady simulations). For example, to reconstruct the 20th time step, the syntax becomes:
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* '''-time time''': it reconstructs only the specified available time step (or solution step, for steady simulations). Multiple times should be single-quoted and separated by comma's. For example, to reconstruct the 20th time step, the syntax becomes:
  
 
     reconstructPar <root> <case> -time 20
 
     reconstructPar <root> <case> -time 20
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While for the 20th and 40th step:
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    reconstructPar <root> <case> -time '20,40'
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[[Category:Parallel processing utilities]]
 
[[Category:Parallel processing utilities]]

Latest revision as of 12:26, 21 August 2014

This utility reconstruct a decomposed case run in parallel. The syntax is:

   reconstructPar <root> <case> [-constant] [-latestTime] [-time time]

If executed with the basic syntax:

   reconstructPar <root> <case>

it reconstructs all time or solution steps of the specified case, saving the corresponding directories in the main case directory.

However, it is possible to specify what particular time the user wants to reconstruct by means of the following options:

  • -latestTime: it reconstructs only the latest available time step (or solution step, for steady simulations).
  • -time time: it reconstructs only the specified available time step (or solution step, for steady simulations). Multiple times should be single-quoted and separated by comma's. For example, to reconstruct the 20th time step, the syntax becomes:
   reconstructPar <root> <case> -time 20

While for the 20th and 40th step:

   reconstructPar <root> <case> -time '20,40'